Jam Pots – Sharp Eye

I love jams and I love tea in the afternoon with a warm something that jam could accompany. It’s nice to have a special, decorative jar or pot for the jam, rather than fishing around the fridge for the ice-cold jam in a store jar. A nice jam pot looks better on a breakfast table than a Mason jar. Attractive jam pots also make great wedding or house guest presents.

This is a handmade glass jar that can store many things, but it makes a lovely and efficient jam jar. It measures 5” H x 5” D and is $26.88.

The same jar only larger and in blue measures 7” H x 6” D and is $46.21.

This is a hand-finished Keith Brymer Jones authentic jam pot with ‘jam’ and ‘sweet’ hand-pressed and hand-colored from London. $38.00.

This is a light grey earthenware pot finished with a light glaze. It is dishwasher safe on the top rack, although hand washing is recommended. It is not microwave safe. It holds 13 oz. and is 5” in diameter. $34.00.

This is a clear hand blown glass jam pot with a lid and serving spoon. It is 5” tall and 3” wide, and holds 12 oz. The lid is adorned with lead-free pewter strawberries and leaves, as is the stainless-steel spoon. Wash the lid in warm water using mild soap. The glass jar is dishwasher safe. $50.00.

This Blue Arden covered pot is an import from the U.K., where they know quite a bit about jams and tea. It is 5” in height and 3.5” in diameter. $64.00.

This is a sweet, old fashioned lidded jam pot made from fine bone china. It is hand-painted with a design based on an original Toasted Crumpet watercolor. Another British import, it was designed in Surrey and hand-finished in Stoke-on-Trent, England. It is 3.5” H x 2.5” D. $26.00.

This is a pair of Dotty Vine Hand-Painted Ceramic Jam Jars. They are 3.5” x 5.1”. They are made in Egypt. A set of two is $120.00.